dung heap
dunghill , also: dungheap

I had been following the smell of a dung heap!

When I do, the social revolution will probably cast me back upon my dung heap.

"you have more money than a dung heap has flies.

A witch wouldn't live in a dung heap like that!

It's all about the flowers that bloom out of dung heaps.

"Those wretches would as soon vote themselves out of office and onto a dung heap!"

"We could use some of those for the harpy dung heaps."

We don't need to act like roosters on a dung heap.

You take that barrow, there, and go fill it up at the dung heap.

Within moments he was at the barrow handles once more, on his way to the dung heap.

He took no more notice than if an insect had buzzed past on its way to a dung heap.

"Is there silver in this dung heap, old man?"

"Baron says you get to be sec chief of this dung heap until someone better comes along.

Who do you think found you, dying in the dust behind the dung heap?

That said, compared to the Federation, it was still like living on a five-star dung heap.

It is a precious emerald buried in a dung heap."

His eyes were on himself lying, covered with garbage, upon the smoldering dung heap.

"The people in this dung heap have no poetry in them.

According to Berg, they were placed in two ammunition cases and buried under a dung heap.

Hal He is less than the worm that crawls through the dung heap to me.

Because I had higher standards than you and didn't want to marry my way to the top of the dung heap?"

"The rose grows from a dung heap she said.

"Is it ma dung heap you're after seeing now?"

The dung heap of history, a fine phrase.

His house was filled with a bad smell, and Job sat down on a dunghill.

But what was the point of rising an inch or two in the dunghill?

Thereafter, the king did not wish to hear mention of the dunghill.

To dream of a dunghill, you will see profits coming in through the most unexpected sources.

"You are not fit to be laird of a dunghill.

What - apart from the usual dunghill stuff - do they say about her?"

His 86-year-old mother was forced to stand on a dunghill while she was denounced.

Elijah never cheated nobody; he could spot a bargain in a dunghill.

They took him away to the castle, and the Soldiers bade us throw your bodies on the dunghill.

The political system has become a dunghill.

Turn out that eyeless villain; throw this slave Upon the dunghill.

Everybody loved a winner, even in the dunghill named Lurigancho.

Suspicion and persecution are weeds of the same dunghill, and flourish together.

Here it is said that the glashtyn can transform whenever upon a dunghill.

Go to; thou hast it ad dunghill, at the fingers' ends, as they say.

See, they get saltpeter from under dunghills.

Shall I be flouted thus by dunghill grooms?

Better to be a king of the dunghills of Belfast and Londonderry.

Throw this slave Upon the dunghill.

"The very idea of sleeping aboard this floating dunghill turns my stomach," said Raldo.

So the cow was killed, and cut up; and the stomach, in which Tom lay, was thrown out upon a dunghill.

Dead trees stuck up, together with blackened thorn hedges, dunghills, heaps of worthless coal.

Such weeds make dunghills gracious.